Short synopsis:

In a voyage to the past taking place in the present, three awkwards are seeking, without knowing, their place in the world. Between nightmares and visions, Nicolás will attempt to get over his "Peter Pan" syndrome which left him stranded somewhere in his childhood, unable to move on. Amid obsessive phobias, Abril will finally understand that her family doesn’t need her and that neither does she. And Alfred will discover in Miramar a place to stay for the rest of his life. An acid, dark comedy. A story of uneven love. An all too big children's adventure. 

Why this comedy matters:
INCÓMODOS is a road trip that deals with the awkwardness and coming-of-age of three 30-somethings with quirky humor. In the dreamlike, bleak setting of the deserted beach resort Miramar, they search for a place to spread the ashes of Nicolas' grandfather – and eventually find themselves. The film is remarkably charming with its offbeat, socially inept characters that grow on us despite their many flaws (or exactly because of them).